Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Spring 1998
Volume
37
Issue
2
Publication Title
Theory into Practice
First Page
155
Last Page
162
Abstract
The student teaching experience is typically characterized by a collaboration of school and university-cooperating teacher and university supervisor- to prepare novice educators for the instructional, managerial, and disciplinary demands of classroom teaching. Less often are individuals and groups outside of the immediate school environment perceived as active and important contributors to learning outcomes and professional development for student teachers. However, an increasing number of teacher educators are addressing the role of the community in providing student teachers with information and insights that will enhance the classroom experience in vital ways.
Recommended Citation
Stachowski, Laura L. and Mahan, James M., "Cross-Cultural Field Placements: Student Teachers Learning From Schools and Communities" (1998). Higher Education. 69.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/slcehighered/69
Comments
Copyright 1998 College of Education, The Ohio State University.